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1335-59
Owain ap Gruffydd Fychan (Owain Glyndŵr) is born

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1375
Owain studies law at the Inns of Court in London.

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1383
Owain Glyndŵr marries Margaret.

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1385 (August)
Glyndŵr takes part in King Richard II`s attack on Scotland.

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1399
Richard II, King of England is murdered. Henry IV takes over. Henry proclaims his son, Henry of Monmouth (later to become Henry V), “Prince of Wales”.

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1400
Owain complains to Parliament that Lord Grey of Ruthin has seized some of his lands. Owain’s followers proclaim him Prince of Wales at Glyndyfrdwy on September 16th.

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1401 (April 1st)
Gwilym and Rhys ap Tudur capture Conwy Castle for Owain Glyndŵr. Prince Henry (Henry IV’s son) I put in charge of bringing Wales under control.

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1401 (May/June)
Battle of Hyddgen, near Plynlimon; Owain`s forces victorious. He carries on into Radnorshire.

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1401(October)
King Henry makes a second march into Wales, plundering, and executing men loyal to Owain. Aberystwyth and Harlech castles are now besieged by Owain`s men but they fail to capture the castles. Owain talks with King Robert of Scotland to ask for help.

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1402 (April)
Owain captures Lord Grey of Ruthin

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1402 (June)
Battle of Pilleth (Bryn Glas). Owain defeats one of Henry IV’s men - Edmund Mortimer; the king fails to ransom Mortimer, who then joins Owain.

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1402 (July/August)
Owain invades Glamorgan and Gwent.

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1403 (May)
Henry, “Prince of Wales”, attacks and burns Owain`s houses at Sycharth and Glyndyfrdwy. Owain invades in southwest Wales via Brecon; Carmarthen and Newcastle Castles are captured.

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1403 (November)
A French fleet helps Owain Glyndŵr in attacking Caernarfon Castle.

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1404 (May)
Aberystwyth and Harlech castles captured by Glyndŵr.

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1404 (June/July)
Owain holds a Parliament at Machynlleth. Owain Glyndŵr is crowned Prince of Wales.

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1404 (July)
By now Owain is in command of most of Wales.

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1405 (May 5th)
Battle of Pwll Melyn (near Usk). The Welsh are defeated; Owain`s brother Tudur is killed and Owain`s son Gruffydd is captured and sent to the Tower of London (where he later dies).

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1405 (August)
A French fleet sails into Milford Haven, joins with Owain`s men and attacks the English. They march towards Worcester, but meet Henry IV’s army at Woodbury Hill, near Worcester. This is a stalemate, and the Franco-Welsh force return to Wales.

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1408 (September)
Prince Henry recaptures Aberystwyth Castle. He also captures Harlech Castle (Owain's Court) with it most of Owain`s family. Edmund Mortimer dies during the siege and the rest are sent to the Tower.

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1 409-1415
Owain and his followers are now fighting a guerrilla war. By c. 1413 Owain is in hiding. Prince Henry has succeeded his father and is now King Henry V; he is willing to make terms, offers a pardon, but Owain does not respond.

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1415
What little historical evidence exists suggests Owain Glyndŵr died in 1415, but the place and precise date are unknown. Welsh legend states that he will one day return to free Wales from English rule.